Administration Police Arrest Gor Mahia at Nyayo Stadium

Record league champions Gor Mahia failed to to open up a four-point gap at the summit of the SportPesa League log after a shock 4-1 demolition by bottom placed APS Bomet at the Nyayo National Stadium on Tuesday, November 25, 2025 in Nairobi. K’Ogalo took to the field with an impressive run of form, having won six of their last seven games, which placed them at the summit of the league table with 19 points while the league newbies APS Bomet, on the other hand, have had a poor start to life in the top flight, winning only one of their opening eight league matches. In anticipation of the forthcoming Mashemeji derby against arc-rivals AFC Leopards set for Saturday, 29 November, at Nyayo Stadium, K’Ogalo head coach Charles Akonnor made nine changes to the team that started their last match against Tusker, with only goalkeeper Bryne Omondi and Michael Kibwage retaining their places. Gor took an early lead in the fifth minute courtesy of George Amonoo who scored his first goal for the club since joining at the start of the season, before former AFC Leopards man Hansel Ochieng scored a hat trick to guide the league debutants to a major upset against K’Ogalo. Rodgers Kipkemoi drove the final nail in the coffin the Bomet-based club end their four-match winless run and seal the three points in what was their first-ever meeting with the 21-time Kenyan champions. The Mozzart Bet-sponsored APS moved to 17th on the log standings with eight points after securing theirsecond win of the season.